Lucee SSL Certificate being dropped
An installed SSL certificate (via Lucee server admin > Services > SSL Certificates) keeps getting lost. We enter the target host name click LIST, see the cert and click INSTALL.
It's all fine for a few weeks the suddenly it just disappears (and our 2 way SSL automation dies). We have no idea why it suddenly just goes though, the cert is valid for another year and there doesn't appear to be a way of manually removing the certs so we are at a loss.
We also don't know where that install process actually stores the cert (in a file, Database, memory) in order to try and monitor it a bit better.
Whats confusing me even more is this is happening across 3 servers (Win 2012).
Each time this happens all we've done is reinstall the cert to Lucee (its already on the cert store on the windows box & the java store) and that seems to resolve it.
Any ideas on why it's happening and how to stop it from happening again?
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An installed SSL certificate (via Lucee server admin > Services > SSL Certificates) keeps getting lost. We enter the target host name click LIST, see the cert and click INSTALL.
It's all fine for a few weeks the suddenly it just disappears (and our 2 way SSL automation dies). We have no idea why it suddenly just goes though, the cert is valid for another year and there doesn't appear to be a way of manually removing the certs so we are at a loss.
We also don't know where that install process actually stores the cert (in a file, Database, memory) in order to try and monitor it a bit better.
Whats confusing me even more is this is happening across 3 servers (Win 2012).
Each time this happens all we've done is reinstall the cert to Lucee (its already on the cert store on the windows box & the java store) and that seems to resolve it.
Any ideas on why it's happening and how to stop it from happening again?
ssl lucee
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
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An installed SSL certificate (via Lucee server admin > Services > SSL Certificates) keeps getting lost. We enter the target host name click LIST, see the cert and click INSTALL.
It's all fine for a few weeks the suddenly it just disappears (and our 2 way SSL automation dies). We have no idea why it suddenly just goes though, the cert is valid for another year and there doesn't appear to be a way of manually removing the certs so we are at a loss.
We also don't know where that install process actually stores the cert (in a file, Database, memory) in order to try and monitor it a bit better.
Whats confusing me even more is this is happening across 3 servers (Win 2012).
Each time this happens all we've done is reinstall the cert to Lucee (its already on the cert store on the windows box & the java store) and that seems to resolve it.
Any ideas on why it's happening and how to stop it from happening again?
ssl lucee
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
An installed SSL certificate (via Lucee server admin > Services > SSL Certificates) keeps getting lost. We enter the target host name click LIST, see the cert and click INSTALL.
It's all fine for a few weeks the suddenly it just disappears (and our 2 way SSL automation dies). We have no idea why it suddenly just goes though, the cert is valid for another year and there doesn't appear to be a way of manually removing the certs so we are at a loss.
We also don't know where that install process actually stores the cert (in a file, Database, memory) in order to try and monitor it a bit better.
Whats confusing me even more is this is happening across 3 servers (Win 2012).
Each time this happens all we've done is reinstall the cert to Lucee (its already on the cert store on the windows box & the java store) and that seems to resolve it.
Any ideas on why it's happening and how to stop it from happening again?
ssl lucee
ssl lucee
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:13
haddow64haddow64
3811420
3811420
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